Jayaraj

In Yona Wallach’s poem “Let Them Come” found on page sixty-six from the Collected Poems (1976), Wallach entices her readers with a poem about a woman who is having her last moments but wants her mourners to come and serve her. “Let them come and bring me foods,” this first line implies that she wants someone to serve her the last meal she will eat. The diction used and phrasing techniques lead the reader to believe that she is of importance. Specifically “let them come” as in she was okaying the people to be summoned to her to then serve her. The next line “Let me die but let them come, “ implies that she may leave the earth, but let the people come to resonate in her death and from the tone of seeming queen-like, let them mourn her. The next line of the poem, “and bring me treats,” brings thought to that she is expecting fine food, food that may be scarce in the area that she is dying in. She believes that she is deserving of fine foods to be served to her. This shows dominance in her character that she expects nothing but the best for herself. “Let them enter and swathe me in wrappings” this line implies some sort of ritual dressings or cloths that her body will be wrapped in. This is where Wallach implies that the woman is sick, dying, or dead. By having people wrap her in cloth or dressings shows importance of her body and who she is as an individual. The next lines says, “and put something warm on my tooth,” as if she has an ache or pain that is causing her to…

Christmas Day 1996, I was born to a Black father and a White mother in California. I had what I thought was the perfect family: two loving parents who provided for me, a younger sibling that I could have fun with, and pets to play with out in the yard. I had friends who I would regularly enjoy the company of. I truly thought I had the perfect life! I had this mindset for the first 10 or 12 years of my life, and nothing drastic had happened to change that. Little did I know, that was about to…

in which he tells the audience about his upbringing and how he has been influnced by it. It gives an insight as to why he is so dominating in nature and wants everyone to obey him. The second flashback is of Kiran, who tells the Mehta family about her relationship with Hasmukh and her drunkard husband. Kiran tells Sonal about the different dimension of their relationship and how Hasmukh has been inconsiderate to the feelings of the people around him. She recollects her past life when her father…

conversations an outstanding deal to himself. He is an early bird who can’t stay in bed after “the hall clock struck six” 1 (p.1). He performs the qualities of contentment and satisfaction. Nagaraj seeks for existence devoted to the nobler and higher pursuits and ideals. He does not desire to make it just physical and carnal. He ‘fancies himself as a man with a mission’2 (p.1) something of a scholar and spiritual man. He likes to dress in the act of a Hindu divine man and bypass the hour…

family members and the community. In many cases, aborigines who are dependant on alcohol become incapable of caring for their own health and the disruption from their drinking can keep others from attending to theirs, as harmful alcohol use impacts family breakdown and family life and structure (Gracey, 1998). For example, women frequently experience negative consequences of male alcohol use, as on Palm Island 70% of assaults against women involved males who were under the influence of alcohol…

Over the years society has adopted certain behaviors, trends, and consumer habits. When individuals reflect on the past and how society is now they are quick to say that technology is responsible. This may be true, but what convinced consumers to buy all these products as society continued to advance? The answer to that question is advertising. Good advertising is the reasons why we follow certain trends, buy certain goods, and adopt certain behavior habits. In an article by Business Standard on…

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were his family. He would look after the library and its readers when they came there for study. He was well known to our narrator, TM. Varma: He owned the boardless Hotel in Malgudi. He was the friend of TM. He was self-made, rising from a menial job to his present station as the proprietor of the boardless hotel. He was not much of a talker, but a born listener. He had an undying faith in Indian mythology, its gods, goddesses and demons. Sambu: He was TM’s neighbour at Kabir…